The Sun. — London, England, 1810-09-03 00:00:00

'• li^"ia -.341 • __lath:— .56091 -;" -, - Cr ' TI - I . OMAS's - AND C;131"s HOSPITALS. ASTLEY , COOPER will begin , i(.ES utt s u Rs.; 444 1 Y, orr IVIONDA V, the btlt of n_ M EDICAL AND. CHE‘IIC , 'L I.4:CTIJIt'S: • - IJ ~. v CLUTTERBUCK: wi'l begin his, Autump. of LEC LURES on t he THEORY ' and Am l i s CE of PHYSIC , MATERIA NIEDI,CA,kand ki fl erioo l : l , Y;on a% 1.t 1 ) 1" A s \ho'ut)ed.NO; a l t (t'.erensCetclit°‘ Ne in 1/44: ti* eet, r lil - acktriars, where further pari:dulars may be - N • ti EM ENT, coairnoniy called PARKER'S CE tks 4 f for ti 4 e,USE.of L' LAISTERERS, and recent expiration of our -Patent -Iming Nkl it 'ien rise to many itnitatious of this Cement, we ili a, Proper to apprize the Public tha t it is continued to ka t. l ' 4 factured • and SO& by us, i* its — pure and genuine PARK 1 , R and Cb. 43, Bankside. k() \ , ` l A.l+; cENIEN commonly called P RE. Elt's .CEMEN'II% - Advertiseiptws of Meisrs. PARKER atid tlv4t no other Cerrmt is genuine what is ma Mactured by themsaVes, 'we tiek to as: I, s 'li'uotte; un our I, irrs, Out we can give-the most iu t ., 41e 014 iiroo every orcsi t our ea, Ci..ME benN I' bein vied -under toe dig toe same A tticle, ,It -, : Pit ' 1 several eminent f,nkmeers, Surveyors, and wimat we c:ial Peter ; and as we' have loiverM the 'li' we ask only that the unprejudiced ,should giviflur"s a CHARI.FS FRANCIS and WHITE, . , hicenix Wharf, Nine E I los.. k t 7 ":"-----_____------- , I( : , ii A.RDSON, GC-01)LUCK, and Co: :CdI) 1. () T .tractors with -Government tor :the _vresent STATE , '44" y , re,pectfully inform the l'uhr:c o tat T 1 C - i i ict .' , and Sit A kES are now on Sale at thefts/a i de sll,.nik., 'lllllgs. C.ornhill, and oppobite the King's,iviews, Char- SCHEME.' .. , .- S - - of - ki. , ...,. ' - - are .. .. ZioO,ono . S' - - - ' , ,,,00 - - -.-. - - ,-. to," o ° S - - - - -r, coo. 14, . .; - - . 500 . _ _ . . ,0 , . . s,OO 3 o - - - - S 3 . so - . ~ - - - - 2,503 li b - - - - .., 2 S . - - - - -' - 265- 9 ' ~,..„„....., - - - . ~. 15 . - .. - - - 72,0,0 1- •• .:s . • ".I',. i ":, - ,t:. , ~. '-' - '' () 7 Tickets. . k200,0e00 .. ~f J. . F V "ITCK.ETS .0 F EACII NION.I.IIt. R. AU to be Drawn thc'igtb of ot-roI3E R, IS ia. , az,' ear f 4 ,*; - . BERKS. ESTATE,i fkIANSIO'N-116USF, AND. . , I; Alt • • - • 1. 0 `IIP, SOLD 13Y PRIVATE C ONTRACT; Cu S ST IN G Of : i . 6o . Acres; 1. Weic,'-eIt n t.MV.ADOW•, GRAZING' And ARABIA RmgFelice.; the Fluu.,e tarirts in a GsroUnd; . situated, of about z; Acres, - ko r , 'lapped tor•acp9minodating,a-large Family ; with every, tltvenient add requisite Building in good Repair, viz. Tre 4e•oach.hottn, - Stabling to correspuntl:o 4 / 4 11 ed Gardehs.of $ t three Acres,vefy ; Brew-house. Bake, nunse,, Sze; e - rvaiitS "ditti);•-•Dairiy i Granary, I v i e-- cot, • &c. tube Ne,ghbourlin'tiirlS remaricallty-di s tmgmshod- or its kr cal Situation, being, equi-distant from ,the - grcia Rath kyl S - alisb6ry Roaus, is very genreeL and 'at.Ouncls with ex kient Roads ; leactirg•in nireeli,ins; At. agreeable airing lr c y atom the admired Town ot Reading, and 42, miles distant I % London. • • Estate commands. distant and picturesque Views over 117' 1 •ana citarmiug.ly vai legated Country, and 'stocked with • r particularly - ornamental: 1 1' 1 * Farm liti:*,'ev ry!corntnodintis• Building atiacheel, and' pee??titled to very valwillie ot Commc?t4t is in high. VFction and in hand, ,aud abounds with Game. trartlier particulars, and a Pilh let the 'Estate may be seen, i, li krsonal application :to Mr. Anderson, Stationer, _South.. Pton-buildin4s. ""lb c "• • • • GLOUCESTERSHIRE. tu t , • . "EILE, EY CAST MANORS, AND FREEHOLD • - • ESTATE. • 'l'o 13E SC #.1..) 13V AUCTION, Thursday and, k' ridgy, the. 7th and loth of , September, (I .b 0, at Chelten.uti, in Thirty Lots toiiless previously I sPosed of-in-One Lot by Private Cntitiad, of width due Nottce will be given), .; t-. I DE LEY - CASTLE; and • the . extenilie"MA.- N - Olt&ut .SllO E. I. EV and.W I NC•IiCoMBE, with 22.6 g. tres ot Ar.ible,iMe;k4low, , .Pastuiei and, Wood Land, lying 4 t 4 -I Paa well titither,%raial wateretiltligteatesfnair,.yhere-- 14 Is coveted by .t.r-111eidiiS iff ot:TytheS. auti - is•Ontorn' t °lll -Y ricb let...:in capital, ai-4. convenient 14 4, 1n5, With goo:L. Farm hOues, Buildings, Labium's'. Cot and other ItetitiCsites, s rendeiing it one of the finest 41tates in the' County. lie' Ca,tle,'AiO , f - noderale expense, I: 4) glit be tilted up magtt iliceta•Atarisionf; 'and,. it sold , in r theTroperty is,divided so as •to ,ioritt, several eligible States with.bea+ttitul Situations and Views tit . fur the re, cnce o f entniMen tonii of A ... ficulltare, as well as of opu. ` 4l t, raziers an& • : t..: . • to ltirnpike Roads have lately been made from this Property 7 , 4 . Cheltenhuni, seven Miles ; to Tewkesbury, liVesharn, . t i i dStOiv, each' ten miles. The.esiiirtated value•is upwards iloool. pet anninn. • Nlay be viev , Ckt by applying to Mr. Richard I reland, at the ,1 cage Farrn t •near Viiineheomn whrun 'printed Pai9ti.. c rs. with \lap, , ; and also at the Inns in the Comity 4 lat the White Raft Bath; 7t„th e 0 Niesvas. l'arrer and Co.. Lincoln's-inn•filds, inndon; ;lull of Messrs.' Webb, Webb, .and Salts rs, Who are 'authorited to treat by Private Conti - att. .•' ROYAL PATENT. • 'GODBOtiIYS VEGET ABLE BALSAM, ad ,- • , -mitted by the Faculty as -the first Medicine in the orld for. Coughs, Colds, Astlimas, and- Consumptions, eitlter by Sea or Land ; for it has never been ktiuwn to• tail whensaken upon the first attack ; thousands of times it has „'4lcceeded 'after paiients have been given over. ;Stronger Trouts - of its tilielcY cannot be given than being recommend ed by the fullowing,N4bi lit y :--The Most Noble.,Nlarquis Lothian,. the Right I lon.. Viscount Ductleyand Ward, t he Right Hon. - tords Macdonald, Grantley, Fortescue, t 4 bntfoid, the tLiht Hon.. late V iscountess'illudley. and A and ,Dowasersrantley, Falmouth, ankEoriescue, Lady Ppreece; Sirs I r.,ncis 13.ake, Ildward„Newtitiain, lolin Coghill, George. A rinstrong. and Robert l'ca!e; Generals '"oyle and Orwaty ; Galt nels }Piker; I)ehath, Lenox, 11' 4 11. ..puny on4is,--,is may ue se2tl real at the d rQPkketor's,No. 3, Bloomsburyisquare. Adyice is given 211 Y ('sunday'exCepteti), from eteiteti o'clock. till two. SoW by Ncwbery and Son; Shaw Ind' CO. St.'PatiPs nutlet, CheapsWe ; I)icey and Co. "low Church-yard t )11 and C o . Oxt.ruil-ifte,3.; and, all principal Venders in 4 Own and Country. . :a ViJ Zl l J)viro) airt ~: i ~ ..:J., J~ ; tk~c~_~i3 nWT -7.;. This Dav was published; price 25.. . 11RIEV OBSERVATIONS on the ADDRESS to His MAJESTY proposed by Earl GREY, in die iiuuse.of Lords, lone 13; . , By W ILI:1AM - os n, Esq. "" liivervool : Pr►nted for T. Cadell and W„.paviess; Strand, London. • .• • This Day was published, . . . Elegantly printed in post quarto, by liner, price los. 6d. in hoards, a Nev Edition of - THE DEFENCE OF POESY. The Author SI VPHILIP SION.EY, Kot. Printed for White and ,Cochrane, HoraCe's Head Fleet street. This Day was publif.hed, In One Volume, t zmo. price as. 6d. boards, H ARACTERISTI C. IN C.ID,ENT draw, n from REAL LIFE; or, The II istdry of the Rockinghams ; interspersed With a Description Of the I nheibitains of Russia,: and a Variety of interesting Anecdotes of Peter the Great.: By Mrs. Pilkington. LOhdon't 'Printed for G.'Robinson, Paternoster-rote. • Of whom may be, had, lately,publisned, in 04e Volume, •t zino,'price 3s. lid. boards, •. The 111-fated Martin er,i,or l ichatd khe Runaway. By the Sadie Author: . l'his Day was pub E GAME 800K.,- , tor 1810. This' Work, .1 by, meatis o,f_printcd . "l abler; enacics the lov e r of S l ioits to Keep . a Register of Sporting kite'iirrence atht Ac s.u,rate'Accoulit of Game ; the different ,kinds: wbeu„where, .aial by whom killed ; how dwoscd of, and various other pirtictilars Price SS. J 05.6.1. zis. or 425..accordim; to the size .retziu red . . London; ,Printed for Harding, ,36, St. lames's-street. Where may . bt had, • t he Farmer's Account Book,, fur tlito,.price zis, by means of which an A,curate Account may be kept, with e,reat ease, oric.rery thing dune on it't-arm each •Ncek throughout the Ye.,r. Price z is. or los 6:t. for a six Months Book. LAU ,I.EI)I(INA.LE. D'HUSSOI%;,_ - The'teiebtAted e!E MEDY for the GUI.) • . • , T HE, Public is _reipeittfully intormed,. that Mr. CIIA IL I) ip-I\`., the Proprietor of this, Rejpecty, which -has ;wen hound to possess such extraortithary . powers in toe .610 t) I'. Has appointed Mr: BEfOICI to forma I)4:pen, and , to be toe sJie Vt:il 4 o . ait throughout rest ankkts LiekV.tieneies,- by a fdrinal anti authent;i: Ati; the Original of b deposited in the hands of MesSrs Thomas Coutts, Bankers, in Lohdon ; and of which "a copy is kept for in spegton at,the Depot, . , • iie inay be had at the said Depot, which is tiuw established at No. IX, St. lanies:s-street, and no whew This bay was published, —: • - ilandsornely,printcd Voluipes •Daavo, illustrated With Forty-tour Engravings, by Angus, Storer, Greig, . principally troin newiclesiknOpy,.Mosei Glitfith ; :priee 21., SS. in boatdi, a new Edition, with . :Ndditions,,ot 0 Ull - ''S • I N . 91 ,, L E- .S. - L. By.tlje late 11-10MeiS PENNANT,,Esq. Printed tOr Wilkie and Robinson ; 1. 'Nunn ; White and Cochrane; Longnian, Hurst, Rees, Ormeiarid Brown ;,Ver- y,vr,tloott, i.nd Sharpe ; Cadell and Davies ; 1. 11.,r4ing.; Richardson ; Booth ;1. May.inan; and I. loluison, and to; A few Copies are printed on a Royal Paper, with proof iinPressions plateC'priee"Jlf.." i3-s; inboards: • AN Alt t ICI,F, OF. CoMih . l<Cll.. To EAs - I' and, W Es - r•jhti) EA, ANI and . • • IaiSSIAN-*SIER CIIANTs. '• • - s - • 1 .1 . P. HLATI-I,,ofiNiotti.l4hatn,,infotrflist•he:Mer „ jo chants of Liigland, and T.r..id,rs in utioral„ that for the conitelitence : of :has placed iiiS]•JUNWE R'S t.:;- SEI,ICIi of P EPP F.R.MINT and other Medicines, in th,. hatiXsot Messrs. Shaw and Ed...trus,6b, St. Pattl's = l..f. hutch. yard. I,O , IIPER*S ESSF.N.CE •of P E P.'E.R.Mll•Kr .) ,is well .11 as it sate, eilectUal, and pleakant retnedy.tti Oath -IP.rlcies,t.;out y andCholicky pains in the Sturnaelt:rnaqlovels, ndigestion, •Hyqe.rtes,,,=,'Sia Sickries, Nittusea'atkoridant on Pregnancy, Relaxation, and Lassitude, arising fr„ht :pheric.Hcat,. want ot 1 njorics tool 1 h.:lenient ,Watitet',the Abuse of Spit ittio4, Liquors, and in the Spas motile AtleCtions of the stomach and Rowels, so common to :Infants —adapting the dose to,t'he ur4ency 01 the case.• As a Family Melicine, or for the Army or. Na v y , it wilf..be found a valuable acquisition. • ' • Sold whOlesale and retail, by Mesas. Shaw and Edwards, '66 t -St. l'aul's Church-yard, ,but none a,e r,,,enuine, except each bottle has " 1. P., Heath,. Notiiii6hain," engraved on a black*Starnp. • In Stopper Bottles, tis. gd.;--atid in Phials 7.5. 4,1. and Is. O.! • • 'ho 1140 - M AS Lt.)l<, Esq. St it;. • • •.- .N0..9; New bridge-street, Blackfriars., . T. CONSIDER it but an a,17.1 ,ot justice due to t he. niterits ot your LEAK L's e4T EN I' 111. LS, to cont.: inunleate to you the folloWing Core which has recently been' pot - rotated by them Acquaintance of mine, the , breaking hut of aii old VetiereAY,COmplaiAt (attended by , it complication of disorders _wising' therefroml,, was reduc.d al . iilbst'to a skeleton ; and although lie tied the best medical intViee Which could be'obtainett; and tried a-variety of Patent' Medicines, nothing could be procured which Scented to suit his case, or to do hull ikrvficry ice : he reillain i sti,rita most duced and pitiable situation tor,twoyears, unable'fo toll;iw" liis':profession, and scarcely able to walk Orzevidi to Stand his legs ; in fad, no one who knew hi ti ever suppos ,. (l Li po:., SOW for hint to recover. •He was advised at last to try your Teake's Pills ; he did so,' adlVering Striefjy to the difeetions ;biers with them. He had not taken mote • than two boxes before,he tbund an alteration tor the better Ain* encOtintged him to proceed, and by taking a few boxes more lie found his appetite. and strengtll return, and. is nON.* as healthy •and•-stout as any mun I know. You are w.ekdti l e, Sir, to..reter ady person to me for a confirmation of the - above account if. it should be doubted. I am Sir, your obedient humble' •Servatit,. , Folkstone. • 1' ' 'K DAY . Prepared and Sold by the Sole PrOpriefor, TAyLOR, Member ot.the.Royal College of Sat;i,cons; • London, at hiSniiiige;No. 9, NeW'Bridge:itreet ; •Where, - after a constatit iesittence of inure thin Forty Years, in a practiCe particularly diretted.to the Core of. Venereal Complaints, and those incidental to the Parts of Genera tion in both Sexes, with that iiiviblable secrecy Which men of his profession should always observe, • lie flatters him self, the advice and assistance lit r e gratuitivisly a,lntinisters to persons taking this Medieine; Will . be esteemed by 'a tbs . - cerning Public, as anradvittatage ieldontto be obtained, and void of ambiguity. • Also sold, by his Appointment, for the .convenience, of those living at a distance, at thel'etfunter'4; NO. 35, St. Al ban's-Street., pall Mall;-.the.Tq> shop, Nu. 1.03, o.xtord . street ; Disborough's, No. 7, ish-st , cet-nill ; Mr. Ilaxterks, South'Bridge, Edinburgh ; Mr. M 'Donald's, G ; Mr. Dull, Dame-Street, Dublin ; Mr. "Billitige's, Li- verpool ; Atkinson s, Maticheiiter ; awl by, one Pers*n iii ev ery considerable Town in Great 13,rirain and . Ireland, in reoxes of only zs..9d: each,'sealed up . with full and plain di itaions, whereby persons'of either Sex may cure themselves with ease, speed, secrecy, and.safety.. N. E wry Box sold in Great Britain is. seated.up with . a Stamp, On which, by laYour ot the commissiOners, is printed ut the Stamp-office,. " T. Taylor, No. : 9,- New l3ridge , :street," to imitate y(itiott is Velouy,.aud,alluttterSare counterfeits. AIGNDA Y, SEPTEMBER 3, 1810. Aug. 30, ato. ,; SJ-MPSQN, a.4tterCaryier o , ernployeci on the River, is satngly suspc:74 . of Felony.. . Whoever shall apprehend him, wi2l be entitled to a Reward of f ONE tiUNDREDTE:YUNI)g;'" I:Payable on bis;Convittion. He is, about 2o.Years of. age, sofa : made., .rather ta!!--has dark - brown hair, straight—brown }'es fair sk;n-;-sorNe colour in kis lace; was dressed red silk hane . ketchici about /is neck, blue coat, withyellow metal buttunt, oh iped 'waistcoat, yellow knit pantaloons striped, white rolour—Hessian boots and a round' .hat. Ile went in . a Hackney coach about .to o'clock last 'tight from Brick-nelds, Dock-bead. By command of the Postmaster General, F. FREEL)NG, Secretary. ICTU4L L August 23, ISTG. . . , , THE COMMISSIONERS. for VICTFIALLING HIS MA3TSTY's NAPS' do heri.by give Notice,rhatnn Titesday, the 18th Sept. next, they will be ready to receive Tendcrs in utiting (sealed up), and treat for the supp/j. of such pan /Hes of good sound, strong, and merchantable MA DEI RA,. WI N; E,. as n:ay be,reguired for the Service . .of his 111ajesij:s Ships and Vessels atMadeira, per Tv.;elve Itleinthi certain, from the 24th OtiCher next; and fierily', until six llionths tiotiee shall be given on dates side for the termination dierchf ; to be paid far by Bills, payable wish. Interest, Nicety days after ,dide. The Conditions of the Contlaet ,-ma,i• be seen at'the Sectetaty's Office. No regard will be had to a7y Trnd;r - in which the Price not be inserted in words at • leUgth, or that Shall not be delivo ed to the Board before One o'clock on the said Tuesday, the artk of September NOVrtlxt, unless ,!1.7e% k'erson who ,males the Ten. der, of fOtne . Person on his 'behalf, attends, to answer when called - lor. , • OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, • . Ate. 22, 1810, T HE OFFICERS of 'HIS Mil : yESTY's ORDNANCE do hereby 'That any will sell by Public Auction, at' th;Tototr, on` Thursday, the fig.. Day of September next, between the h.urs of ten and fouy o'clock, sumby,Lots of old and r ttnscrvic;able.o 1t9.11A N C E STORES, consisting 9f Flames, Collars, Bit 7 haltei's, Rope traces, and W‘rrious - other' articles . ID.FS-Al3-1c6,; and Harness Clothink, swid ylarricics of Bedding. Powilei.horns,tents,. and Sansl 7 bags ; Copper, SAeFI, and Nl: t y.d , Mtali_,ToQl.t;ot., Sorts ; 13c11ows.tbrge and 4-land-carts Cartrid,',es, Hides, old Match, and Fire.eki;ies, a ef - 0166 - articles ; the Ichol s e of which ;ha . ) , be Wi•wed, upon atilic;tticif at the Ho noueable 'Primppal Storeke/pCes Office at-the:Tc,-;ei , ,van , i - atvhe Royal Arsenal at tnotwich, wail • !} places Printed Lists of the Lots wild he ydelhvered tc, who may apply for the same.. , liy 67‘1,, of tbe:Boart4: _ ' R. H. CREir, TRAN.SPOIZT 7 9FFICE, •. Zug. 21, IF so. 'THE COLIMISSION: ERSIbr-Coizduaing HIS . - L. MA . 7.I2:STY's TRANSPORT SL R;vlC4,- for taking Care of Sick and Wounded SeaMe, and for the ~Care and Cuttody bf Prisoners'OY War, do hereby giVeNotice, thdt they Will be ready, at les' Office,. Tuesdq . n , the' ath September, ISt°, to receive sealed Tenders, and,treat with such:Persons as may be to codract fir supplying HA il4 MO CKS for TwelveNenths Fermin, from the tit Noveriber, 1810. No Tender will be reCrtvea' . after One o'Clock en the Day of ITredty, srcr a,iynericed,lieirlisi-the Party, or an .efgent for him, petionalty attend. Eacalertiler musrbe accompanied by a Letter; ilroM two re!.pelj, able Persves, engaging to become hound with the 'Prron tendering, in the Sum of . 5001, for the-Sue pojormance of the Contract. niay be kn,wn and ..antl'iles• .seen, arply ing at this Oil-ice. I lt.llAJJ'C'ic i 7, 1,;10 COMMISSIONERS for Concluding His I,l . .?EsTY's T R/INSPOIZT SLdtYlcE, fin: . taking Carelt . ij Sick and Wounded Seamen, and for the Care and Custody Priuners of . tfiar, do bciely give Notice, Tbat trey will be , eady at this Office, on Tuesday,the 27th N/7/ember, :810; to receive sealed Tenders, 'and treat With snch Persons as May be iuilling to • cootrael for victualling Prironeri of War — in Health, . at Maltailor I . , welve Month.' cc, lain, .fran,the trt -February., tat t. Ni Tenderloin be received after One o'Cl.-,ck,ou the Day of Tt e.Q., nor any M,t iced, u niers ibe Party, or an 11;;ent - for Peoranatly tateMi. Pad, Tender must be acs mpaiiied by :o Litter front tuo.-respetlable liers,nr'e4aging: to birooribuird with the Pcrion.tendo the, .Bunt ofaerro,.l.. for the due performance 4 the antra - I. • farrher Particu7ars may he known b y e applying at this Office, e. to Capt. Lamb, Agentjor'Prisone;'i of War, Malta. EAST lIVDcA tiqt.mE; ~ Aug. 29, !Sl°. . . . l r-- lIE COURTof DIE.ECrORSof tith UNITED --AL COAIPANYof MERCHANTS of ENGLAND Trad ing to the East 'lndies do hereby give' „Notice to Sc;. hqlders c/ such Bills of Exchange, drawn jor the Payment of the Prin cipal of se , rat Luna of the East .1.1.11 a Cimp,lny's ,Gol:ern-' mew in India, as . -:vere ailoived by this Cou;l'S. Adveriisement .of the' 2d May, fBlo, to surrender ibe Bills fir the.P4Ose of re -investing the amot.nt at the Presidency from which tie Bills sceldraram. That such Persons whore bilenti9ll it it to avail themselves this Resolution are required to signify the same by sutrenzie4g the Bali al Ibe Accountant General's Office at this !louse, or by a setter addressed to the S'erretaly, at the Ea'st Indhi tiouse, on or before the first Day of November next. WILLI.4II RII.IIS AY, Sec. • . . ... .. 1 •• - :.1...,..•,: , ...-;.- ic.:'.?:::.#1 , ..-, , ,, ..Tr ?....', • .:„ ,s:e4f. ~ .-' ' : 2 4 ), .i , %; .-- ,.. 4 ,:. Q, :-_,) „. ; : ! tWAV"%fI. , .- - ~ : ir.-I#l%. 4i4 l P?r,*;.: i is t • . • • . .. • • . . ...., l;ii . , E ' (- - ' GENERAL POST,OFFIC'Et 'ot) it •; . )r • - W . as> L s ;,,l;: t r t • -~.~ [Prdcr.4 S,IXPENCE ItALPPENNY. ,UE2VOS AYRES. .ORDINANCE OF THE ., NNT,A. : ' 't4 e t h .: ..ts From the moment that .a sOleflai.Oat.li .- in., „ Junta respOnsible for the inVortailmust - WhiCh the • people has thought fit to commit to . thed,-: the aix :.iety of the individual.; who :compose it has • been" in-, . cessanl- to:fulfil 'the hopes-Of 'their fellow otiiznis.' .• Deydted tb the service`of Ihe ,public ivith an .'isiir deity of whicp there are but few exaMples; . diligenv . , in arranging .all'the trea,tires'whielt may secore' l A . leippy result, the -Junta ObS'etveis wirhi sitistaetkin that the tranquility of all the it.habitan'is manifests the c6rifidence wl'ich they repose , in 'the zearing *v(crilance of the new Ooverpment: - -- - • ' ° The Junta would equally confide in the gratimde with- which is labotiis have , been publicly received; '. but the-'provi,ional . natute ..of °its 'appointment iii- . : creases the tic..ces;ity ofsecnring by-all proper ii:e•-• thodi -the coi.fidence which • is d'ut. to 'the- purity. of its motives. The dexterity with >which - th< dLle si!zming misconstrue s tile most - judiciJtis PrO'..aut ions ; .the faketioock which are often - dispersed by error, and‘from - which mischief always . arises; the bttle ' kno.yledge of .those labours which are consecrated 'to'th,e pubilc'happiness, h ,vebee tv.at- all times the .instrument Which, 'secretly loosening' the close ties by which the people are connected with their re , presetAatives; produces at lasrthat dissolution which involves the . whole ?omnitaniti in irreparabe ca. lamii • • • An exact • knowledge of the- , iproceedings .of the Junta; a. constant public. 'communication, of the. uraiures•Which It .has rtcoorse to, in order to con. 's6lldate the great Wolk:which h.4* ile nn ; a sincere ~attdhank manifestation of the obstacles which aro . opposed to the . eid propd'sed In the Junta's appoint,. went, .and 'themeans..-whish, it has adopted to overcome _them,. are -duties ..incumbent on the Pio ' vi - si.onal.Goverimeilt, and mades..by which the co:.fi dcnce of t.L.e . pcople will.not be. cooled ; other. wise they 'w ill .I.lae themselves to blame, if they do . 'not aSsisewith their-ertergy,. and .advise those. who have no other object but.to sopport with digni , y the rights '6l: the Eking and of. the Country, wrier ate confided to; theca. -.The ,people have a rigtit to, know the conduct of their representatives, - and the tit. , noUr of .the. - latier. is - engaged, that all should : know the detestation in. whico:they hol4 all those reserves and tityiteries invented.: 1?4 , 7 power to cbver crimes. • - . - . Why-should they stUdy, to conceal fl'om the,Pio- vitrces- their Measures foc cnnioliclatrug union „under' the hew ‘systern Why. shouli..tt.cy 'keep then' in ignorance of the presperous or adverse details which diSclose in succession the situTtiOn of the Peninsula Why should they seek to involve the administration pf the Junta. in a chaoS impenetrable to all those • 'Who are not its, Merneersl. - \When a General , gross calls for the place of 'Government which the Previsional Jnnta has irt.reServe; its MeMbers will not ti6itate to , 6 ptbdii - cit ; in the meantime it is .tooSt worthy of the liel'ireseroative 13ody to trust 'to* ;public opinion the, de,ence of its 'proceedings'; and that-when 1,11 are interested in the'decision of their face; no one should. be ignorant of the Political principles which ought to regulate their resolves. With ill. - se:views, rhe 'Junta have zesclred that newweekly - , J.)urrial shall bepublished, which nay.. announce .to the public foreign, and domestic intelli gence, of any interest, without interferng with e matters that. are so well conveyed in the Se"►nanari© de Commercia.. In thisJournalwil, the communications 'of the Junta 'with other . : 'Chiefs and Governments; the state of the .IZoyal Revenue„,and economical means fbr its improre ment ; while • trail k communication of. tmt Ano. tives which influence their prtncipal measures will invite information from those who are able - by their inteilience to conti ibute - to the security of a fortu nate residt.. The utility of the discussions of enlightened men, which support and direct the patriotism and fidelity which . haVe been' . so gloriously displayed, is greater now than %41)4..:n the shock ot opinions might i6volve . in obscurity those principles which great talents could. alone restore to their primitive clearness; and the Juuta, the more generally to excite the intelligent. men of these to write upon such.impprlant subjects, witl stimulate them by other means, which will dis• play the confidence they repose iti their zeal and il lutnination. All writings relative to this useful purpose may be directed to the senior - Membei\ol the Junta, Dr, Don Manuel Alberti, who will have the, care of this department. The people will receive this measurd as a sincere demonstration of the slue which the Junta places in their confidence ; and that its 'con duct is animated, by no other spirit than the wish to geoure the happiness of these provinces. • MARIANO MORENO, Sec, Buenos Ayres, lune 2. aro. GAZETA EXTRAORDINAR I A DE BUENOS AYRES, SATURDAY, JUNE 9,18:0. INDIES TO THE SPANISH AMERICANS. THE COUNCIL OF THB REGENCY OF SPAIN AND THE {The' first article in the Gazette is an Address under this true. I t consists of a detail of the events in Spain, which compelled the junta to retire to the I sleof Leon, the establish. ment of the Regency, and calls on the Americans tv•adhere,to the mother country, and invites them to send Deputies to the Comes.: ROYAL DECREE. • 'The' King, our Sovereign, Don Ferdinand. VII, and in his royal name and authoriv, the Council of Regenci of Spaig and the Indies—considering the great "and urgent 0( cessity which there is that the Extraordinary Cortes be assembled as soon as mili tary evdot, may permit, should be attended by D(.. puties from the Spanish dominions in America and Asia, who n - ray worthPrand legally represent the will of the peo A .le. in Congress,. on which tly:, rt. \ le" loch 5 , j , ba t via 0 er' ad iej Cat ,~., ~ i lt ,r~ ~,t